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However, when she decided in January that she wanted Vukov to rejoin her team, his provisional suspension meant he was denied accreditation at the Australian Open.

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In addition to teachers’ licensure being on the line, repeated failure to comply would allow the state to revoke district accreditation, which could result in a state takeover.

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One of the first in the field, Ben gained his initial biohazard cleaning accreditation by cleaning tomato sauce off a desk in 2000.

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AFP was denied access to the grounds despite having accreditation to cover the election.

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The standards wouldn’t require auctions to run in any particular way, and participation would be voluntary, though parties that agree to audits would be eligible for a new MRC accreditation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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